My family and I visited Jackson Hole in July. Once you enter the site, you will see an information…read morecenter along with a few shops and souvenir shops. The Aerial Tram entrance is located just above the information center. After passing through the souvenir shop, turn right and you will find The Burger on your left and Sweetwater Gondola on your right. Your ticket for the Aerial Tram also grants you access to Bridger Gondola and Sweetwater Gondola. However, if you are on a tight schedule, I would highly recommend prioritizing the Aerial Tram. The other two gondolas can be skipped if time is limited. I know that the website is super hard to navigate, and I hope the following information are helpful. There are three gondolas at the resort: 1. Bridger Gondola - Takes you to the bike park and a small restaurant. 2. Sweetwater Gondola - Serves the mid-mountain terrain and takes you to Piste Mountain Bistro. 3. Aerial Tram - Brings you to the highest observation point with stunning views, access to hiking trails, and Corbet's Cabin (home of the famous waffles). Corbet's Cabin and Piste Mountain Bistro will be reviewed separately in upcoming posts

Jackson Hole the Staple of Skiing!! Love this mountain the runs are steep and hard cut. The…read moreSteepest Vertical Drop in North America!! Hard cut mountain but awesome Runs and the scenery is amazing!! Easy 5 Stars !!

I am relatively new to nordic skiing, but the staff here are so friendly and helpful! The course is…read moreSTUNNING and I have even spotted a moose out there! The shop has some really nice gear, too!

I am new to Nordic or cross country skiing but everybody here was very friendly. I enjoyed my…read morelesson for skating style and was able to get around by the end. The trails were well groomed against a gorgeous backdrop. I would definitely go back.

Don't pay attention to reviews more than a few years old. Kellys is under new management and it…read morehas become very over priced. I was thinking I would bring a 4 yr old up to learn on the magic carpet area but they require an adult ticket even for the magic carpet. I would never pay $90 to ski at this resort where most of the lifts are in need of major maintenance. Targhee Ski resort will let an adult ski for free with their 3-5 yr old on their magic carpet lift.

Visiting friends in Idaho and the family decided to stop at Kelly for the day. This happened to…read morefall on the very last day they were open for the season this year, March 20th of 2021. We had our ski and snowboarding gear as we were planning on a snow day somewhere, so we didn't need the rentals. Their park prices are very reasonable. The staff was friendly, and the snow was fantastic!! So different from California snow! We got to have a totally new experience riding the different snow in a slight blizzard. This is quite a small resort/park, but still a lot of fun and enjoyable. We played the whole day and didn't even stop to eat! Then stopped for hot cocoa just down the street at Heise Hills Pizza Parlor. We now look forward to going every time we are in the area.

Alta, Wy. We came here in the summer for the Bluegrass…read morefestival put on by the resort. Unfortunately the experience was muddled by the smoke from the fires all the way in Spokane. The promoters were not to be deterred, thankfully, as I spent a lot of money just to get here. Compared to other festivals this one is run exceptionally. There is no heavy handed security people acting like wanna be cops. There presence is there if you need one. All of the staff is friendly, helpful and happy. The crowd is organized well and there is plenty of room for everyone. The only morning competition and run for space is for shaded areas and shade shelter spots. If you want to get close to the performers it's easy to just walk up to the standing area in front of the stage. For such big name acts, the festival crowd is mellow and friendly. At no time did I smell tobacco or witness its use in the standing area, a real rarity! The biggest positive,somewhat surprisingly, is that they don't price gouge now that you are captive. At some festivals the whole town raises their prices just for you. All the prices here were pretty much normal. Some of the food trucks were a bit pricey but not obscene. The sandwiches at the coffee shop were way overpriced but overall the food and beverage scene was good. We had to take the lift to the top in order to see the mountain peaks through the smoke. I'm glad we did, it was fun and spectacular. The lodging was very nice, with a good supply of hot water and a comfortable bed. The sounds travel well through the walls and ceiling so a good nights sleep is not guaranteed. We had an elephant man upstairs who walked about in his room for hours! WHY? Just bring ear plugs, they may help. The room key gets you into the pool area, but the hot tub had too many people in it to try. Did not matter, the air temp was 95 degrees at 6:00 pm. It's a bit of a drive to get here but I think I liked this festival better than Rocky Grass, just because everything is so much easier. If there is another great lineup I'll be here! Billy Strings?

I stayed here for a weekend. The room was clean. There are shops and food spots. I did a 3 mile…read morehike up the mountain and took the ski lift down. The views were gorgeous including a great view of The Grand Tetons.

Three negatives within the first 30 minutes of the trip. Will update if there's positive changes,…read moreif this review is not updated, the experience did not get better. For $600-850 a snow mobile, this outfit is greatly missing customer etiquette. We were told to be ready at 6am sharp. We wanted to confirm which side of the hotel pickup was, however neither the 1800 or 307 numbers work. We called repeatedly, text the 307 number, and had no idea if we'd been scammed until the coach showed up at 6:28. Showing up late with no working phone number was shocking for an outfit that demands logistics and communication at 6am. Once the coach showed up, I asked Jeff (guide) if there's any coffee since it's a 1+ hour ride to Yellowstone and coffee shops were not open. Scenic Safari's response? "You can die for an hour in the back." A bit rude, I ignored it. For comparison, the hotel shuttle that runs FOR FREEE has coffee and hot chocolate prepped in the van. No coffee on a $600-800 per person is one thing, but "You can die for an hour in the back," has ZERO customer etiquette. We get in the coach and the man has the lights on full blast over our heads. When asked to dim them since it's pitch black outside and the contrast painful to anyone with migraines, Jeff makes the remark "lights are going off because there's someone sensitive in the back." Zero basic customer etiquette. Just turn the light off. Everyone heard the request. Three strikes before the fist 30 minutes of the trip with 8 hours to go.

We booked a tour with Scenic Safaris to snowmobile through Yellowstone. At 30 below our guide…read moreDelaney made sure we were warm and having a great time. We saw Old Faithful before most of the crowd and had time to find a few bison roaming in a couple different patches. Epic adventure!

The sunrise tour of Teton Natl Park with Steve was incredible. He knew where to find wildlife and…read morewe saw elk, a nice bull moose at about 40 yards, a black bear, mule deer, and so many interesting sites in the park. I'm pretty inquisitive and had many questions and you could tell he really enjoyed sharing his knowledge of the area! Next stop: Yellowstone tour w Steve.

I completed a tour in the Jackson/Teton area in the morning. The guide was very kind and offered…read moresome details about the area, which was appreciated. Sadly, we didn't spot much. Luckily we did spot a moose at the very end, which was exciting. It's all up to chance and a ton of different factors play a role in what's out and about! It was still a great experience and something I'll remember fondly about. Thanks for the memories!

Highly recommended tour. We took the evening tour with Nick and saw a newborn deer fawn born…read moreminutes before we arrived, 2 newborn elk calfs born. We saw lots of Wildlife. He provided several videos from the tour taken from a 50 mm scope with an iPhone attached to it. My 400mm lens did not capture the same quality shots. He also provided locations for astro photography. An experience one should consider.

We met at the tourist information center before boarding the van. A telescope was provided for each…read moreseat, making it easy to observe wildlife from the moment we got in. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable, sharing interesting facts about the Teton area and explaining wildlife behavior in detail. During the 4-hour tour, we visited 6 to 7 different locations. The guide knew all the shortcuts and the best spots to find animals, which gave us great opportunities to observe them up close. The tour also provided water, drinks, and snacks in case we got hungry. We took so many amazing wildlife photos and enjoyed the entire experience.

Brandon was awesome! Went above and beyond on our tour even outside of the snowmobiles. Could not…read morerecommend this enough for anyone looking for winter activities in/around Jackson!

Wow! Bilal was an awesome guide. The morning was informative and we saw a lot of wildlife but the…read morebest part was the scenery. We covered several areas that were on my 'bucket list' and the trip was exciting and relaxing at the same time. A private tour is the way to go. The drive up Signal Mountain Road is a must. And we were fortunate to have a sunny beautiful day. Could not have asked for more. Beth M

Had a great time with Irwin this trip. We did tours of the Yellowstone and Grand Teton National…read moreparks over 2 days. He was super knowledgeable about all the wildlife and was a pro photographer too. Highly recommend this as a way of getting oriented with the park.

Amazing tour with the best guide- Austin was knowledgeable about all the questions we would ask…read more From pick up to drop off the entire Yellowstone tour was an incredible experience full of sightseeing and wildlife. We were able to learn and see things we never would have seen with Austin and our tour. This was the highlight of our trip!

Absolutely the best way to see Yellowstone. Moses is polite, knowledgeable, and anxious to please…read more He knows where to go, when to avoid crowds and how to get to all the highlights quickly. In 2 days we saw the entire park at our own pace without having to worry about driving, directions, or missing out on anything. Breakfast and lunch included. Great job Moses!!!

Definitely a must do in Yellowstone National Park! Holy cow! Moses exceeded all of our…read moreexpectations! He was so knowledgeable about the geological history of Yellowstone it felt like we had a walking encyclopedia with us. He treated us all with kindness and respect, which was I'm sure difficult sometimes with loud and inquisitive kids! He was patient with my 75 year old mom and accommodating when something proved too taxing. I loved how he also let us expereince things on our own too. We walked around Old Faithful just the 4 of us and a few other places too. The highlight had to be the wolf we all caught on his INCREDIBLE binocs! I seriously was blown away by how good they were! He also provided a delicious lunch for us and we enjoyed his company on our picnics. We booked Moses for two days and his van was as spotless the second day as it was the first. I was impressed after a 13-hour day, he still cleaned it all out of our dirty shoeprints and restocked the water so that we could start fresh the next day. Thank you for the incredible memories, Moses! We saw Yellowstone how it was meant to be seen in two days, and it definitely inspired us to come back and camp there to experience it even more.